Old Testament Activity Pages for February 2026
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If you’re already doing Come Follow Me and just want a little something extra to help it stick, this is for you. These four printables activities for February add a simple burst of fun to family scripture time without turning your week upside down. You’ll find two great games, one easy magic trick, and one fun craft, all designed to help your crew talk about the lesson, laugh together, and remember what you studied. Bonus: they’re a lifesaver for those “Oh right… I’m teaching at church this week” moments.
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We’re big fans of repetition when it lets truth settle in quietly over time. These free printables give kids a fun reason to come back to the story, catch new details, and make connections again and again… without you having to build something from scratch every week.
They’re also a handy backup plan when you need a quick boost:
family scripture study
Sunday afternoon activity
or the classic “Plot twist: you’re teaching Primary today” moment
Note: We put the week of January 26- February 1 in January’s free printable pack.
Don’t miss our handy dandy playlists for February too. It makes it easy to listen to the week’s reading anywhere.
February 2-8 (Moses 7)
It’s crafting time. Color and cut out the images to build your own 3D-ish version of Zion.
February 9-15 (Genesis 6-11; Moses 8)
Time to play some matching games. Don’t worry, there are versions for your young ones and your teens. Print out the cards and get ready for some fun as you continue the conversation about Noah and his ark.
February 16-22 (Genesis 12-17; Abraham 1-2)
This week we’re focusing on the Abrahamic Covenant with a fun little magic trick. See what unfolds for your family. Instructions included in the printable packet.
February 23- March 1 (Genesis 18-23)
Things get a little salty this week- literally! Review the story of Lot’s wife while you enjoy another fun game with your family.
And since Noah shows up in February’s reading, it’s the ideal time to add a little reminder you’ll actually see all week: our “I Noah Guy” water bottle sticker. Pop it on a bottle, laptop, or notebook and let it be your small-but-steady nudge to keep showing up for the Old Testament (even on the busy days).
Celebrate the sweetest story ever told, one tiny treat at a time.
Turn everyday candies into thoughtful Christmas gifts, a daily scripture countdown, or a family Christmas Eve devotional. Our Nativity Candy Circles attach to wrapped treats like Hershey’s Kisses, Rolos, and miniature Reese’s peanut butter cups, adding a reminder of Jesus Christ to each little bite.
For a countdown, include one of each picture and choose a candy at random each day, December 1–24. Match the picture to the scripture guide and read about the Savior’s birth, life, and mission. For a Christmas devotional, use the separate numbered Nativity guide to assign readings and share the Christmas story together.
Or simply fill a mug, jar, treat bag, or stocking with decorated candies. No counting required! Add a matching gift tag for neighbors, teachers, friends, or the families you minister to.
Your instant-download PDF includes:
Two sets of 24 candy-circle designs: a KJV Bible edition and a Bible + Book of Mormon edition, with four complete sets per candy-circle page.
Matching scripture countdown guides for both editions, with picture references, short reading titles, and checkboxes.
Nativity devotional reading guides for both editions, with numbered assignments for reading the Christmas story in order.
Coordinating gift tags and jar-lid labels.
Assembly instructions and creative gifting ideas.
Print the candy circles at actual size, cut with scissors or a ¾-inch circle punch, and attach them to your wrapped candies with a glue stick or double-sided tape.
This is a digital download. Candy, containers, and assembly supplies are not included.